Consider these top reasons to fixing your sinking and unlevel concrete slabs

1. The Problem Always Gets WorseIf a slab has cracked or has begun to sink, the issue will not eventually stop or fix itself, it WILL continue to get worse. And when problems get worse, the cost of fixing the issue increases.2. Resale Value Of Your HomeToday's homebuyer doesn't typically want to purchase a home with an unleveled driveway and front walkway, a stoop pulling away from the house, or floors that are cracked and sinking. First impression does make a difference in some cases. Also, be prepared for this to be a "bargaining chip" in the price offer.

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3. AppearanceConcrete slabs with large voids or settled and uneven do not look safe.4. SafetySettled or unlevel concrete is unsafe. As a homeowner or landlord, this is incredibly dangerous and open you up to unwanted liability.

5. Water IntrusionCracks are exposed to the surrounding environment and when cracks let in water, damage can worsen.6. Pooling WaterUnlevel concrete will encourage low spots where standing water will pool. In cooler months, these pools can freeze, which causes more safety concerns and further damage.7. Structural DamageShifting concrete on a ground level can affect the structures above the slab. As a result, doors and windows will start to stick and other structural damages throughout your home may occur. Load bearing walls should be watched closely. If the problem is left too long, cost of repair will increase significantly.